After completing IIS 4: Security the user should be able to:

	Choose a security strategy for various situations
	Control anonymous access
	Control access to known users and groups
	Control access by host or network
	Configure SSL to provide encryption and authentication schemes
	Identify the appropriate balance between security requirements and performance requirements
	Create and share directories with appropriate permissions
	Set directory-level permissions
	Set file-level permissions

Controlling Access

	Allowing and controlling anonymous access
	Using basic authentication
	Setting up basic authentication

Securing Access by Client or Address

	NT challenge/response authentication
	Restricting access by IP address/domain name

Configuring the Home Directory

	Access permissions
	Application settings
	Content control

Setting Up SSL Encryption

	Encryption overview
	Generating an SSL request

Using SSL Certificates and Other Protocols

	Sending a request file
	Requiring client certificates
	PCT
	SET

Controlling Service Directory and File Access

	Setting directory and file level permissions
	Disabling other services

Managing TCP/IP and Users

	TCP/IP advanced security
	User account issues

This course has the following features:

	Exercises that allow users to practice in Internet Information Server 4.0
	A file containing the text of the exercises
	Simulations that allow users to practice course skills even if they don't have access to Internet Information Server 4.0
	A glossary
	A Skill Assessment

	Previous courses in or experience with NT Server administration
	IIS 4: Internet Information Server Basics (IISC01)
	IIS 4: Architecture and Components (IISC02)
	IIS 4: Configuration (IISC03)
	IIS 4: The WWW Server (IISC04)
	IIS 4: The FTP Service (IISC05)

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